Constitutional Design

3. The introductory statement of the Constitution stating its guiding principles.
5. A system of government where people choose their leaders and have political rights.
7. Government treats all religions equally without favouring any.
10. The supreme law of a country that defines rights, powers, and duties.
11. The division of British India into India and Pakistan in 1947.
12. The first President of India and President of the Constituent Assembly.
15. The elected body responsible for drafting the Indian Constitution.
17. All citizens have equal status and opportunity before the law.
18. India’s first Prime Minister who gave the famous "Tryst with Destiny" speech.

1. British law from 1935 that influenced the Indian Constitution.
2. Chairman of the Drafting Committee and key social reformer in the making of the Constitution.
4. The movement that led to India’s independence from British rule.
6. A form of government where the head of state is elected, not hereditary.
8. Freedom of thought, expression, belief, faith, and worship.
9. The spirit of brotherhood and unity among citizens.
13. Formal changes or additions made to the Constitution.
14. Fairness in social, economic, and political contexts.
16. The idea that wealth should be shared and regulated socially.